Connie Zhang

Vice President, Enterprise Risk Management & Chief Data Office
Bank of China

Connie joined BOC in 2016 as VP (officer) – Head of KRI-RDA program, overseeing risk data and KRI for the bank. Build Risk and Data Framework/usecase/prototype for future operating model aligning BCBS239, 2052, FRTB regulatory requirements for CB, Finance, Risk, MRM, ALM and L/C across the bank as well as being responsible the underlining ERDM and RDAR program engagement, execution and actual deliverables. She has 21+ years’ experience in unifying banking finance business, operational and technology based upon GRC requirement. Focus on Enterprise data Management, Financial Reporting and Risk Analytics Solution to streamline and transform Business Data & process into practical working technological solution in the area of Market Risk/Credit Risk/Model Risk Management/Operational & IT. She led many large scale projects involves large volume data implementation such as enterprise data management, mortgage data analytics, global Core Banking, credit risk forecast tool, prepayment model and online trading application by incorporating massive data analysis, prediction and reporting in both of low-latency and warehouse solution.

Before joining Bank of China, Connie was Director and Quantitative Risk Management(QRM)’s Business Manager in DTCC's Enterprise Risk Management. Before joining DTCC, she led many large scope projects for business transformation through global management consulting practice, before that, she was Sr. manager with S&P, Bank of Tokyo as well as Other major US banks.

She has Master Degree in Computer Science from City College, an MBA in Investment Management from Pace University - Lubin School of Business.

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Leveraging Standards and Technology to Drive the Business into the Future

Thursday, October 5th, 2017

12:00 Panel Discussion | Integrating Privacy, Security and Data Management to Protect the Business

Data breaches continue to make headlines at alarming rates, and the rate of change will not slow down for new global data privacy issues. Beyond that, there are also issues of privacy internally and permissions around how has access to what data. What is the CDOs role in relation to access management, privacy and cyber security? How is governance impacted by regulations that on the surface appear to be privacy and protection? Data management and privacy/security executives will discuss:
• How roles are being defined and how data management is partnering with other service providers internally
• How governance helps to attain principles of privacy protection
• The data lifecycle and registrants, controls, checks and balances and distribution of information
• Where goals intersect and how the functions work together